Archive template: Sanitize content for allowed HTML tags in post title #118
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KingYes merged 1 commit intoelementor:developfrom Jul 4, 2022
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I am just making note of this since I saw this in the browser tab and was testing it. If the browser tab can't be controlled with sanitization, then let it be so. |
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For better or worse, html tags are allowed in the WP post title field. If a user inputs html into the title field then it should be OK to allow the html to render (instead of displaying escaped html tags)
A screenshot before adding this tweak:
and after:
